One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest Analysis
Review: One flew over the cuckoos nest
Since Hollywood is planning to remake the 1975 masterpiece “One flew over the cuckoos nest”, I thought I'd make a review of it, trying to convince the Hollywood executives that this movie still holds up today, and doesn't need a remake.
The film begins with R.P. McMurphy (Nicholson) arriving at a mental institution. He's chosen to stay at the psychic ward instead of going to normal state prison. At the ward, he meets a whole bunch of iconic characters. McMurphy stirrs up the boring everyday routine for the patiences, all to the disliking of the menacing Nurse Ratchet (Fletcher).
Remaking movies should, in a perfect world, only be remade if the original had great potential but had some flaws that held
Since Hollywood is planning to remake the 1975 masterpiece “One flew over the cuckoos nest”, I thought I'd make a review of it, trying to convince the Hollywood executives that this movie still holds up today, and doesn't need a remake.
The film begins with R.P. McMurphy (Nicholson) arriving at a mental institution. He's chosen to stay at the psychic ward instead of going to normal state prison. At the ward, he meets a whole bunch of iconic characters. McMurphy stirrs up the boring everyday routine for the patiences, all to the disliking of the menacing Nurse Ratchet (Fletcher).
Remaking movies should, in a perfect world, only be remade if the original had great potential but had some flaws that held